Europe 49 AD: Bosporan War
31 August 49AD
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Bosporan War
31 Dec 6AD Tiberius’ Campaigns in Germania
Sep 9AD Battle of the Teutoburg Forest
1 Sep 16AD Battle of Idistaviso
1 Oct 18AD Arminius’ War with Maroboduus
30 Jun 26AD Roman Clients in Germania
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31 Aug 49AD Bosporan War
15 Jan 54AD Iberian–Armenian War
31 Jul 59AD War of the Armenian Succession
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In the late 40s AD the Bosporan Kingdom—a Roman client state on the Black Sea—was thrown into crisis when the deposed King Mithridates III allied with the Siraces in an attempt to regain his throne. However, King Cotys and the commander of the small Roman garrison countered this move by calling on the Aorsi (soon to become known as or replaced by the Alans), defeating both Mithridates and the Siraces.
